[Bogey78O]

Seems as if the Brittish press has no compunction in the use of anonymity.

[ItisaReligionofPeace]

Funny, they have no problem with their courts being able to stop the press from writing negative things about the "royal" family.

BTW, the mother should also be sent to jail for this crime.

[ItisaReligionofPeace]

Funny, they have no problem with their courts being able to stop the press from writing negative things about the "royal" family.

BTW, the mother should also be sent to jail for this crime.

[longtermmemmory]

If you can't publish the name of the accussing victim then the name of the accused can be published either. I think it is only fair way around facing your accuser clause. Forget jackson, the false accusation is enough to destroy a life.

[Luis Gonzalez]

"When she learned of her son's accusations of molestation -- which included claims that Jackson plied him with wine and sleeping pills -- she fled with her family in the dead of night."

Funny, FOX News reported that Jackson had to nearly evict this family from Neverland after the boy's cancer went into remission, and that apparently, this was the time when the issue of the molestation came into being, which was the reason why Jackson hired Geragos way back in February.

[Lorenb420]

More on Malnik-Saudi connection:

Source: Shareef Malnick and The Forge

With his daring style and leading-man good looks, Shareef Malnik also demonstrates a distinct adeptness for acquiring high-profile wives. During a four year period while his father was acting as chief financial advisor to Saudi Royal family member Prince Turki Bin-Aziz, son of the king of Saudi Arabia, Shareef married Sheika Hoda Al-Fassi, the daughter of Prince Turki's brother-in-law, the notoriously flamboyant Sheik Mohammed Al-Fassi.

(Sheik Al-Fassi almost single-handedly supported the South Florida economy during his year-long stay here in the early 80s by purchasing several homes from Miami Beach's Star Island to Golden Beach and The Landings in Fort Lauderdale, plus numerous cars and boats. At one point, the Sheik ran-up a $1.4 million bill at the Diplomat hotel in Hollywood. Miami, however, withdrew its welcome mat when Sheik Al-Fassi's checks started bouncing. Sheik Mohammed Al-Fassi, who also gained notoriety for hiring artists to paint pubic hair and flesh-colored genitalia on the classic Italian statutes that surrounded his 38-room Beverly Hills mansion, passed away on December 24, 2002 in Cairo, Egypt.)

After Shareef's marriage to the Saudi princess—a period where he and his father spent much of their time residing in the Saudi Royal Family Palace—Shareef returned to Miami and later married his fourth wife,

[Timesink]

Seems as if the Brittish press has no compunction in the use of anonymity.

Wrong Daily Telegraph. This one is a Murdoch paper in Sydney, Australia.